Sansara, the choir which won the 2015 London International A Cappella Choir Competition (and which we last saw at the Kings Place Festival in September), is performing tonight (13 December 2016) as part of the Temple Winter Festival at Temple Church. Their programme reflects on the human aspects of the Virgin Mary’s story before turning to the mystery of the birth of Christ, presenting a mixture from the Renaissance to the contemporary with pieces by Marco Galviani, Owain Park, Roderick Williams, Cecilia MacDowall and John Tavener.
Full information from the Temple Music website.
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